projection
Type: Concept
As of November 2026, projection has been mentioned in 2 episodes across 1 podcast, first heard Apr 2025 on Anatomy of Murder. The concept of projection is referenced in two episodes of Anatomy of Murder. In "True Love Begins When You Face Your Shadow," an unidentified narrator explains that the things that disturb us often reflect our own denied aspects. Additionally, in "This Is Why You Keep Loving the Wrong People," projection is mentioned, indicating its relevance to understanding relationship patterns.
In psychology, psychoanalysis, and psychotherapy, projection is the mental process in which an individual attributes their own internal thoughts, beliefs, emotions, experiences, and personality traits to another person or group.
| Mentioned in | 2 episodes on 1 podcast (as of November 2026) |
|---|---|
| First heard | Apr 2025 on Anatomy of Murder |
| Field | Psychology; Psychoanalysis |
What do podcasts say about projection?
2 quotes from Unidentified Narrator (channel voiceover) and Unknown Narrator (single speaker), recorded on Anatomy of Murder.
The things that disturb us most… are often projections of our own shadows… parts… denied or disowned.
Unidentified Narrator (channel voiceover) · Anatomy of Murder · · Hear itMentioned in entities list; not substantively developed in provided excerpt.
Unknown Narrator (single speaker) · Anatomy of Murder · · Hear it
Who talks about projection on podcasts?
Unidentified Narrator (channel voiceover) and Unknown Narrator (single speaker) brought up projection; the most recent mention was Apr 2025 on Anatomy of Murder.
- True Love Begins When You Face Your Shadow | Carl Jung On Self-awareness on Anatomy of Murder (Apr 2025) — Unidentified Narrator (channel voiceover)
- This Is Why You Keep Loving the Wrong People – Carl Jung on Anatomy of Murder (Apr 2025) — Unknown Narrator (single speaker)
What is projection mentioned alongside?
projection is most often mentioned alongside conscious mind, the shadow and inner conflict.
Mentioned together: conscious mind, the shadow, inner conflict, unresolved wounds, childhood neglect, wholeness, awareness, dependency, power struggles, psychosomatic illness